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George Washington prof’s crusade against single-sex dorms hits snag; Hopeful law prof sues to get job

It was a Good Week for... Common sense after George Washington University law professor John Banzhaf lost his...

Will Law Firm End of the Year Bonuses Fall Short of Expectations?

By Hillary Mantis Cravath Swaine & Moore just announced its end of the year bonuses. They will be...

Stress dogs at Stetson, Fordham students protest contraception policy

It was a Good week for… Stressed out dog lovers, after the at Stetson University announced that it...

More lawyers seeking alternative careers

By Hillary Mantis Just 68.4 percent of the Class of 2010 are working in jobs where bar passage...

Cornell expands in size; Thomas M. Cooley cashes in on student debt

It was a GOOD week for... GROWING LAW SCHOOLS, after Cornell Law School announced plans for its first...

Update on Mercer law grad’s murder case; Law schools attempt to impress U.S. News

It was a BAD week for ... A MERCER LAW SCHOOL GRAD, after Stephen Mark McDaniel was indicted...
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ABA may hold hearings on employment data; Indiana Tech hires new dean

It was a BAD Week for … APPEASING CRITICS, after the Wall Street Journal reported that a congressional...

Fewer women at law firms, but minorities up

The 2011-12 NALP Directory of Legal Employers has just been published, and the results are surprising. The...

The bar exam for non U.S. attorneys

Every year more than 5,700 graduates of non-U.S. law schools take a state bar exam, 80 percent...

Emory student released from Egyptian prison; scam blogger to be outed

It was a GOOD week for... HOMECOMINGS, after Emory Law student Ilan Grapel was set free following a...
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